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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

The WIRELESS LINK does not link, or keeps dropping out.

G

Check that the batteries are fresh in both hubs and that the hubs are close together with no
obstructions between them. Disconnect BOTH headsets and reconnect them within 10 seconds and
the hubs should automatically establish the wireless link.

Speech volume is too quiet.

G

Only adjust the riders or passengers volume controls to increase volume levels after you have first
checked you have correctly positioned the speakers and are talking into the beige side of the
microphone and using the microphone loud spot, if required raise your voice.

Phone/GPS/radar/transceiver or music volume is too quiet.

G

Ensure speakers are correctly positioned (remember speakers may slip up over time).

G

Adjust volume level on each audio device such as phone/GPS etc to suit.

G

Only adjust the master volume control/s to increase the overall volume levels.

Music mutes 50% even when I don’t speak.

G

Increase the VOX level by turning the control clockwise.

Phone will not auto answer.

G

Ensure your phone has this facility.

G

Ensure that you have connected the adaptor block properly (if needed).

G

Check that the phone is set to auto-answer whilst in headset mode (hands free).

G

Try connecting the adaptor to the phone followed by plugging the lead in.

Problems with bike-to-bike radios

G

Ensure that you take turns to speak and that you leave 2 seconds between transmissions. See page
12 for hints and tips.

G

Ensure both transceivers are on the same channel and sub-tone.

G

Check that the connections on the radio are secure.

G

Adjust volume level on each transceiver.

G

Ensure the microphone is positioned correctly and that you are using the loud spot and operating
the VOX see page 6.

G

If using a press-to-talk (PTT) check the switch position is set to VOX mode.

G

Ensure that the PTT switch position is central when powering up the system.

Interference whilst the engine is running.

G

If you are bike powering your system and any audio devices connected by wire, check that you are
using isolated interface leads. Unplug all accessories and see if the noise is still audible. If the noise
has gone, plug one lead in at a time until the noise returns. You now know which lead is picking up
the noise. It will either need re-routing or it is an incorrect lead.

If you need more help or advice please contact your local Autocom supplier.

STANDARD 12 MONTHS MANUFACTURERS WARRANTY

If your supplier has not given advice or demonstration on how to set up or use our products, please
check with them before sending any goods back for warranty.

All Autocom products are warranted for a period of 12 months from the date of original purchase, to
the original purchaser, from an authorised Autocom retailer. This warranty covers faulty materials or
workmanship, subject to the goods being used only as stated, and only for the purpose as described in
the instruction manuals.

No manufacturer's warranty applies to the goods where they are used for any other purpose or in any
other way than is explained in the instructions. Nor where the goods have been subjected to misuse,
neglect or accidental damage, or used with any other vendor’s products, including incorrect mechanical
or electrical installation, or where the goods have been repaired, modified or altered, without the
manufacturer’s written authorisation.

The manufacturer's warranty is limited to the goods being returned pre paid to the manufacturer's
factory, with the original packaging and the original proof of purchase date. The goods must be intact
for our examination.

This warranty does not cover any consumable items such as batteries, replaceable hygiene foam
coverings for speakers and microphones, or any other items that are described within the instruction
manuals as being a consumable.

Where goods are accepted by the manufacturer, under the terms of the warranty, they will be repaired
free of charge or replaced (at the option of the manufacturer). Where the goods are returned as faulty
and are found not to be, a charge will be payable to cover costs of inspection, testing, packing and
return postage. For details of authorised repair centers available in various countries please ask your
dealer or visit www.autocom.co.uk 

The manufacturer's warranty does not affect your statutory rights.

FOR ANY FURTHER HELP OR INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT YOUR SUPPLIER OR

Autocom Products Limited

Unit 4, Tachbrook Link, Tachbrook Park Drive, Warwick, CV34 6RH. England
Telephone: +44 (0)1926 431249 (10 lines) - Fax: +44 (0)1926 431250
Email: [email protected] - Website: www.autocom.co.uk

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Содержание Kit L-IW

Страница 1: ...sted parts supplied in your kit before leaving the shop Because of this thorough triple check quality control method Autocom UK cannot accept any claims for missing parts once you have left the shop This product is intended for sale ONLY from authorised retail premises by trained authorised Autocom dealers where your supplier has provided you with high quality hands on demonstration and advice abo...

Страница 2: ...1 metre apart and so should be very reliable Customers should be aware that the wireless link can sometimes disconnect drop out and if this happens the hubs are designed to and will normally automatically reconnect within seconds however sometimes you may have to manually re establish the wireless link by powering down and then repowering the two hubs Please note that each hub is only splash resis...

Страница 3: ...ou carrying spare batteries and or chargers in particular when camping etc The white 9 pin connector in the battery compartment is for use with one of the optional bike power or remote control VOX PTT power leads which come with their own instruction manuals Autocom systems are track developed under extreme speed and noise conditions where they demonstrate highly effective performance Each part is...

Страница 4: ...to either hub via the I VOX system providing easy and safe hands free use without losing the rider to passenger communications or any other functions Incoming bike to bike audio on Aux 1 on either hub automatically reduces the stereo audio level on both hubs Aux 4 to 50 to improve speech clarity When a hubs phone is in use it disables that hubs bike to bike VOX transmit function so that your phone...

Страница 5: ... not speaking especially at higher speeds A good place to start is with the VOX control in its mid position with the knob pointer facing the pointer on the label which should suit most peoples need for use in most helmets and bikes between 0mph and 120mph Power Remove the battery cover and power the hub using your preferred method If using 3 AA batteries please ensure they are new fully charged an...

Страница 6: ...ough it as if to someone 5 metres 15 away Try gently moving the microphone around with it still touching your lips while making a continuous positive tone noise to find the microphone LOUD SPOT You will know when you have found and used the microphone loud spot correctly because your voice will reliably activate the VOX and you know when you have reliably activated the VOX because the system has S...

Страница 7: ...ing the speaker positioning after helmet installation If you now hold the microphone to your lips and project your voice positively through the loud spot the VOX turns your microphone on while at the same time automatically reduces the music level to improve communications When you stop speaking the microphones automatically switches off and the music gently returns to its original level Practice ...

Страница 8: ...le not in use wastes battery power CONNECTING THE TWO WIRELESS HUBS HEADSET INSTALLATION Because Autocom systems work so much better than other systems it is easy for people to think its working great even when it s not set up and used properly and only giving you perhaps 30 of what is really has to offer This is why we recommend that you to test the headset out of the helmet with some music so th...

Страница 9: ...cation of the centre of your lips inside the chin pad with the helmet sat in its natural position When you have established these positions within the helmet you are then ready to start the headset installation s Top Tips 5 You may notice that most peoples ear holes are between 1 and 11 2 below the top of their ears and that most peoples top of their ears are about in line with their eyebrows If y...

Страница 10: ... elasticated over the polystyrene and so it is easy to install the speakers behind the lining Note that the wire should come out of the speaker towards the back of the helmet Before replacing the cheek pad tape the boom and the headset loom to the outer side of the polystyrene When the cheek pad is fitted back into the helmet it will secure the boom and loom inside the helmet Do not modify the hel...

Страница 11: ...op of the loose fabric which can sometimes work quite well in some helmets is far more likely to cause your ears to fold over when putting the helmet on so most people prefer a more professional installation where the speakers are set behind the fabric but on top of the foam polystyrene behind If you have time and can install the speakers behind the fabric it makes for a much more professional sem...

Страница 12: ...elmet noise does not accidentally turn it on at the typical speeds you ride Incorrect VOX setting will cause the music to keep muting and or bike to bike transceiver to keep transmitting when not speaking and this would prevent you from being able to receive and this is why a correctly set VOX is very important and why you must find and use the microphone LOUD SPOT rather than reduce the VOX level...

Страница 13: ...erfect using the system 1 When you speak and activate your VOX it instantly switches on as confirmed by your own side tone and the VOX simultaneously switches your bike to bike radio from standby or receive mode into transmit mode If your radio has a transmit L E D or indicator you will notice this activates almost instantly when you speak and operate your VOX There is unfortunately a short delay ...

Страница 14: ...l the noise returns You now know which lead is picking up the noise It will either need re routing or it is an incorrect lead If you need more help or advice please contact your local Autocom supplier STANDARD 12 MONTHS MANUFACTURERS WARRANTY If your supplier has not given advice or demonstration on how to set up or use our products please check with them before sending any goods back for warranty...

Страница 15: ... no legal obligation on your part to provide the personal information requested however such information allows us to maintain a record about the products and how customers are supplied and supported which can help improve our standards and speed up any returns service works The information collected will be used for marketing purposes by Autocom and our authorised distributors only We may contact...

Страница 16: ...Unit 4 Tachbrook Link Tachbrook Park Drive Warwick CV34 6RH England Tel 44 0 1926 431249 Fax 44 0 1926 431250 Email enquiries autocom co uk Website www autocom co uk ...

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